Final answer:
It is possible to convert a non-clustered indexer to a peer node and vice versa, which means the statement is false.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement is False.
It is possible to convert a non-clustered indexer to a peer node in a clustered environment.
This process involves adding the non-clustered indexer to the cluster and then following the necessary steps to integrate it with the cluster's management and data replication mechanisms.
Similarly, you can convert a clustered peer node into a non-clustered indexer by removing it from the cluster and disabling its clustering configuration.
Such tasks are typically done by an administrator who understands cluster architecture and data distribution among peer nodes.